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What one is the correct geometry of acetal?

Correct answer: C. Tetrahedral

  • A. Trigonal
  • B. Linear
  • C. Tetrahedral
  • D. Square planer

Explanation

Option C is correct as acetal is the product of condensation of two alcohol molecules with an aldehyde to form a "tetrahedral structure".

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